[00:43] <Jaybot> Hi folks, I'm stuck and I need help with something. I just put php onto my lamp server, it appears to have installed successfully, but I can't find the php config file and honestly don't really know where to start looking. Do I have to locate php.ini? and then I modify that when I want to enable php?
[00:48] <Jaybot> The webserver's directory is     /var/www/index.html and it's working great.  Where should I look for the php files? where do they get installed by default?
[00:51] <koell> Jaybot: in the same folder or in a user directory. i think the default one is public_html in he home folder.
[00:52] <Jaybot> thanks, i'm looking
[00:56] <Jaybot> is this the directory:      /usr/share/libgda-5.0/php
[00:56] <Jaybot> or           /usr/bin/php
[00:56] <koell> Jaybot: what do u want to do?
[00:57] <Jaybot> test my php installation
[00:57] <Jaybot> apparently it comes with a test page
[00:57] <koell> Jaybot: /var/www is also for php files if u installed php5 and the apache2-php5-mod
[00:58] <Jaybot> yeah i did
[00:58] <Jaybot> i have php5 and apache2
[00:58] <Jaybot> there aren't any php files in /var/www according to ls command
[00:58] <koell> Jaybot: i think u also need the apache2-php5-mod
[00:58] <Jaybot> oh
[00:59] <koell> Jaybot: just write ur own phpinfo file: <?php echo phpinfo(); ?>
[00:59] <koell> but im not an expert :D
[00:59] <Jaybot> haha neither am I
[00:59] <Jaybot> i'm gonna try the command
[00:59] <Jaybot> sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-php5
[00:59] <Jaybot> and then restart apache
[00:59] <Jaybot> and see if it makes a php file in /var/www/
[00:59] <Jaybot> that i can use
[01:00] <Jaybot> sound good to you?
[01:00] <koell> Jaybot: it doesnt make a php file for u. u have to create ur own. but i think u need this module for apache to run php.
[01:00] <Jaybot> ok
[01:00] <koell> Jaybot: but yeah, its really easy
[01:01] <Jaybot> ok i ran that command and i guess i already have it
[01:01] <koell> Jaybot: r u a webdeveloper?
[01:01] <koell> xD
[01:01] <Jaybot> sorta, I have a basic personal page
[01:01] <koell> cool
[01:01] <Jaybot> but I want to be able to do some php
[01:02] <Jaybot> it appears i have php installed I just can't figure out how to '
[01:02] <Jaybot> enable it
[01:02] <koell> Jaybot: just open the browser and input http://localhost/
[01:02] <Jaybot> my webserver is working fine
[01:03] <Jaybot> that displays my index.html page just fine
[01:03] <koell> Jaybot: just create an index.php file
[01:03] <Jaybot> oh ok
[01:03] <Jaybot> how do i do that
[01:03] <Jaybot> with a command
[01:03] <koell> open leafpad
[01:04] <koell> and input following: <?php echo phpinfo(); ?>
[01:04] <koell> save as index.php in /var/www
[01:04] <koell> thats it :D
[01:05] <Jaybot> I'm using ssh to manage the webserver
[01:05] <Jaybot> i need commands :)
[01:05] <Jaybot> but i may just plug in some peripherals
[01:05] <koell> Jaybot: ok just use the following command "sudo nano index.php"
[01:05] <Jaybot> at this point
[01:05] <Jaybot> ok
[01:05] <Jaybot> sweeeeeeet
[01:06] <koell> than write the content and close with str+x and y enter
[01:06] <koell> :)
[01:06] <Jaybot> thanks man i'm gonna try
[01:06] <koell> Jaybot: do u use lubuntu?
[01:06] <Jaybot> yes
[01:06] <koell> cool
[01:06] <koell> love it <3
[01:06] <Jaybot> yeah its sweet
[01:06] <koell> so fast
[01:07] <Jaybot> makes a great webserver
[01:07] <Jaybot> on an old machine :)
[01:09] <Jaybot> ok i created the file, now i just have to add permission for apache to serve it up then i'm gonna test it
[01:12] <koell> Jaybot: i dont know about permissions, so I cant really help there. I just know the folder /var/www is owned by root or www-data. im still a noob :)
[01:12] <Jaybot> the permissions part I already learned :)
[01:12] <Jaybot> i'm almost done i can feel it
[01:17] <Jaybot> hey thanks for your help man, i'm 90% there now
[01:17] <Jaybot> I'm gonna finish here for today
[01:20] <Jaybot> Koell, check this out.       Scroll to the very bottom of the page, there's a message for you:       http://www.vancitynetworking.com/index.php
[01:22] <koell> Jaybot: hahaha :D
[01:23] <Jaybot> That's a great test page
[01:23] <Jaybot> :)
[01:23] <Jaybot> take it easy man I'm logging off to play some video games
[08:28] <Noskcaj> The lubuntu twitter follows a lot of strange people. And it's getting hard not to ask how many supercars ali owns
[11:13] <koell> Hi,I would like to edit the dropdown menu on login, where u can choose which session u want  to start (lubuntu, lubuntu nexus 7, etc.). Where r those files stored in?
[11:13] <koell> Can I create my own "sessions"?
[11:25] <koell> Ok found. :) But what's the difference of "Lubuntu" and "Lubuntu Qt" session? It looks the same, right?
[11:25] <JohnDoe_71Rus> http://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/how-to-remove-logon-sessions-from-ubuntu-11-10/ read and think. this is example
[11:26] <koell> JohnDoe_71Rus: cool thank you! just didn't know what to search for :)
[11:28] <JohnDoe_71Rus> koell: simple http://www.google.ru/search?q=ubutu+login+session
[11:28] <koell> JohnDoe_71Rus: hey, im not that noob! :(
[11:29] <JohnDoe_71Rus> good question contains half the answer
[11:45] <koell> hahahaha :D --> Comment[fi]=Lubuntu - kevyt X11-työpöytäympäristö
[20:06] <koell> Hi I've a problem: When I try to login with my user and password, a black screen appears for one second and im back on the login screen. this happens with every session i choose. I cant login anymore with my account, but only with the guest account. Please help me. :(
[20:07] <trickyhero> so I'v been trying alot of diffrent things to try and get lubuntu to execute my xrandr script at boot how should i do it
[20:08] <Unit193> Add it in lxsession-edit.
[20:09] <Unit193> !xhangs | koell
[20:11] <koell> Unit193: ubottu the last thing i remember what i did was to startx (because wicd depens on them?) within my i3 session.
[20:13] <koell> ubottu: there are 2 .xauthority files: .xauthority-c and .xauthority-l. delete em both?
[20:13] <koell> wtf
[20:14] <koell> somone told the bot to help me. anonymous!!!
[20:16] <trickyhero> so I added it to lxsession and it didn't work
[20:16] <trickyhero> would something be overriding it?
[20:17] <koell> ubottu: if this won't help, I'll find u!
[20:17] <koell> sure
[20:21] <trickyhero> ok there was some "command=" thing in the file i deleted and now it works :D
[20:23] <koell> ubottu: thanks, we need to go for a beer, u intelligent nature :D
[20:23] <koell> i think so :)
[20:24] <Unit193> trickyhero: So you have it now, eh?  Nice.  What are you adding with xrandr?
[20:25] <trickyhero> i added xrandr --output LVDS1 --auto --output VGA1 --auto --right-of LVDS1
[20:25] <koell> trickyhero: cool
[20:25] <trickyhero> so just a crappy other monitor my dad got me when the company upgraded
[20:27] <koell> trickyhero: what do i need to view my screen on another monitor? just stick in the vga cable or another application? lvds?
[20:27] <ianorlin> what size is your first monitor
[20:27] <ianorlin> if they are the same size nothing more just turn it on with lxrandr
[20:27] <ianorlin> but both will show same thing
[20:27] <trickyhero> yeah but it will just mirror
[20:27] <koell> ianorlin: the most of the time a beamer with 1024x768 at school
[20:28] <koell> so mirror by default? great
[20:28] <ianorlin> you can install arandr to make them different
[20:28] <trickyhero> yup the GUI app that comes with lubuntu will do that
[20:28] <koell> ianorlin: so i can set workspace 2 for external monitor? or how do i move windows there?
[20:29] <ianorlin> no it isn't a different workspace on each monitor
[20:29] <ianorlin> you get a workspace with two screens
[20:29] <trickyhero> it just makes it like one larger workspace
[20:29] <koell> coool
[20:30] <koell> so when i put in a vga cable to an external display, lxrandr will list this monitor?
[20:30] <ianorlin> also you may want to make them both the same size if you are using a projector
[20:30] <ianorlin> yes
[20:30] <ianorlin> so it is not cut off
[20:30] <ianorlin> if you have a 1366x768 monitor for example
[20:30] <ianorlin> and a 1024 x 768 projector
[20:31] <koell> i hate 16:9, i prefer 16:10 as my 1440 :)
[20:33] <koell> does someone use i3 in lubuntu?
[20:34] <ianorlin> !anyone
[20:35] <koell> Im, sorry. Right, I use i3. Tried to start wicd-curses there, but the daemon wont start.
[20:35] <Unit193> koell: sudo rm /etc/resolv.conf
[20:36] <koell> Unit193: but why? this seems to be an important file
[20:36] <Unit193> Bug in wicd, it'll fix the problem.
[20:36] <koell> Unit193: do i have to delete this file on every startup?
[20:37] <Unit193> IIRC, no.
[20:37] <koell> Unit193: but now I cant ping my router and other devices by its hostname anymore.
[20:38] <Unit193> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1170589
[20:38] <Unit193> Fixed in Trusty.
[20:39] <koell> Unit193: is there a workaround to ping by hostname?
[20:39] <Unit193> Did wicd re-create the file?  Did you start the daemon?
[20:40] <koell> Unit193: yes now wicd-curses works. but no ping by hostname :(
[20:42] <koell> Unit193: fck, i just write it down on my own hosts file.
[20:42] <wxl> koell: or use avahi
[20:42] <koell> wxl: too much work :)
[20:42] <Unit193> Please keep in mind the language.
[20:42] <Unit193> /run/resolvconf/resolv.conf is where the symlink pointed to.
[20:42] <wxl> Unit193: i'm pretty sure he was trying to say fsck
[20:42] <koell> xD
[20:42] <wxl> avahi too much work? sheesh, install and done
[20:43] <wxl> or you could write your own hosts file :O=
[20:43] <koell> wxl: i dont know if avahi exists on openwrt
[20:43] <wxl> (that's my barf smiley)
[20:43] <wxl> pretty sure it does, koell
[20:43] <koell> wxl: i also dont like to use .local suffix
[20:43] <wxl> well now that's a valid excuse
[20:43] <koell> :D
[20:43] <koell> Unit193: im sorry, sir
[20:43] <Unit193> So edit /etc/host.conf so you don't have to.
[20:45] <koell> Unit193: Do i have to start the wicd daemon on each start myself?
[20:45] <Unit193> No.
[20:45] <koell> Unit193: so for example when i stop apache service now, it will also be stopped on the next restart?
[20:46] <Unit193> It'll start back up.
[20:47] <koell> weird. :)
[20:47] <koell> im sorry, no more offtopic in here. lubuntu GO GO GO
[20:49] <koell> So anything new in Trusty? Do we see a new LXDE-Qt design?
[20:57] <phillw> koell: 14.04 lts is pure gtk. the qt comes with 14.10 There is a statement that has been issued... https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu/Testing/14.04